Pennsylvania Republicans expect free contest for Chicago delegation
A dispatch from Washington notes Pennsylvania Republicans may break from Cameron influence to choose delegates for Chicago. Reports say Cam eron's early convention, while not faulted, strained Grant hopes. Reforms on land entry, woman suffrage pressures, and Emigration Society views also appear amid broader party maneuvering.
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